06Jun2015 | She Killed Her Rapist, and Now She's Running for Political Office in Mexico City VICE News Yakiri Rubio says she hopes to make an impact on women's rights in Mexico, and to push a clear self-defense law so that women under attack from male aggressors can be protected from persecution - so that what happened to her does not happen to others. |
05Jun2015 | In Guerrero, Parents of Ayotzinapa Students Say No to Sunday's Elections AJ+ Residents of Guerrero, Mexico, including families of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students, join the wave of protests calling for a boycott of Mexico's midterm elections. |
05Jun2015 | TISA: The Scariest Trade Deal Nobody's Talking About The New Republic This week, WikiLeaks brought this agreement into the spotlight by releasing 17 key TiSA-related documents, including 11 full chapters under negotiation. |
05Jun2015 | Nestora Salgado Suspends Hunger Strike on Promise to Transfer Her Colleagues to Guerrero Prison La Jornada Nestora Salgado agreed to lift the hunger strike she maintained for nearly a month, following the request of her family and the promise of that her colleagues from CRAC will be transferred from a prison in the state of Mexico to Guerrero. |
05Jun2015 | Chris Burkard: The Joy of Surfing in Ice-Cold Water TED2015 With jawdropping photos and stories of places few humans have ever seen - much less surfed - he draws us into his "personal crusade against the mundane." |
05Jun2015 | Marianela Jarroud: Latin America's Relative Success in Fight Against Hunger Inter Press Service The Latin American and Caribbean region is the first in the world to reach the two global targets for reducing hunger. Nevertheless, more than 34 million people still go hungry. |
05Jun2015 | Mexico's Elections Will Test Reforms, Set Stage for Remainder of Pena Nieto's Presidency International Business Times Sunday marks Mexico’s largest national election ever. Voters will choose mayors, governors, local council officials and federal lawmakers that will help determine how far President Enrique Pena Nieto’s reform-oriented agenda will go in the latter half of his term. |
05Jun2015 | Eating Insects Isn't as Eco-Friendly as People Say TIME Because insects emit far fewer greenhouse gases than livestock and consume way less water, they have a comparatively tiny ecological footprint, and they’re thought to thrive on basically anything, even organic waste. But do crickets really have the potential to be the new beef? |
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